The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-10-08

snip-.d and 3D. grades-Algie Smith. Marv
galloway, 4th and 9TH grades-Wnie Sbe,hy
Mary Willie Turner. 9Th and 9TH grades
Maggie Bertsch, Maggie Turner, Maud Ham.
lett, Oscar Hacker, John Welsh. Add,o
Whker' Dennis Studdard, Annie Hoffman
Honor roll I'd and Sd grades-willie Nor.
gan, Emma Geyer, Mamie Hall, Bessie Sum :
mers, Grad Ball, Mary Galloway. 4th grade
Rosa Ruppel. 9Th and 7th grades-Jobp
Welsh, Maggie Bertsch, Annie Hoffman,
The ladies of the Christian church will
furnish a first rate dinner to-day, to all who
may call upon them, at 25 cents. Ice cream,
cake, and other refreshments of that kind
extra. If the weather is fair the dinner will
be set in Mr.. Bolon's yard, east of the court
house; if not, it will be served in the store
room two doors west of the Morrison Went
worth bank. All are invited, and it is hoped
the aides will be literally patronized, as
they need money to complete their par
sOnage.
Odessa Democrat. September 30:-"Mrs
Geo. Mullinix, of Lexington, IS visiting her
sick sister in this city, this week. Lexing-
ton Preshyterv of the C. P. church will COM
mence at Blue Springs to-day at IL a. m,
Miss Anna Harlan, who has been quite sick
for sometime. is very much better and will
soon be up again. Miss Sue Butler, of the
Mt. Hebron neighborhood, is visiting friends
and relatives at Lexington his week. The
ram we have been having for several DAYS
assures ii good growth of wheat this fall and
has made a good deaf of stock water, for
which the farmers are very thank fuI.D
Ihe editor acknowledges, with thanks. the
compliment OF a serenade at his residence. on
last Monday night, from the new Lexington
Cornet Band. The young gentlemen who
this organization deserve great
credit for the rapid progress they have made.
AFTER but seven lessons and three weeks of
practice they have mastered several tunes
which they render excellently. Prof. c. ".
iiars Is the teacher, and ne is to be congrat.
uiated on the progress of his pupils. The
oand consists OF F. NJ. Hale, president; W.
Z. Gavin, secretary; Geo. Schawe, treasurer:
leo. Blrneston, leader; Joe UT, Geo. Parks.
Ashford, Dick Charlton, Wm. |
Meyer, Chas. Meyer, Ike Whitsett, Herman
Marks, John Lehrmsn, Albert Rupple. |
Albert Grant and Albert Schneider. We re-.
new our thanks TO the gentlemen for their
delightful serenade.
We did not refuse to publish Mrs. Jno. A.
letter. Meeting her husband a
'ew days after receiving 1t we said to him
hat we deemed the political thrust contained
n 1t personal and that it would require a
reply which we did not like to make
y a lady. The judge then said .If Won fec,
hat way about it don't print it, and we
supposed the matter was entirely sattsfacto.
y. We cannot quarrel with a lady, but i,
'rief we wish only to allude to the personal.
natter IN reply: The writer has never bene.
tied in his life from the whisky element I'm
'olitics, has declined to have liquor about
lis quarters in political canvasses, and has no
interest in it directly or indirectly, and when
he lady's husband was q candidate for office
'gainst the whisky influence, we voted for
nd aided him all we could. We have moth.
more to say.